Pinata: Survival Island (2002) |
10% | |
American Pie (1999) |
90% | |
The Beach (2000) |
80% | |
Crash (2005) |
80% | |
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) |
90% | |
American Pie is ONE of those teenage comedies that succeeds in not creating stupid unnecessary characters. There is not one character in this film that is not needed, as every character has been made good use of in some way here. The plot revolves around a group of high... More
Crash's use of a multiethnic cast of characters was an exploration into how racism affects human relationships. In this confronting film, the director, Paul Haggis, communicates that racism is not a localised issue but a problem that affects everyday life in this... More
It is easy to detect a Catherine Hardwicke film. Given all of her works seem to stem from that same sense of freedom, and given her qualifications in architecture, amazing subtle on-screen visualisations hinting character development. Thirteen concludes without any... More
What I liked about this version is that Rob Zombie's focus for half the movie was to take his audience back into Michael Myers childhood to explain the psychology behind it all. It was done very impressively through great use of camera. The last half an hour of the film... More
Quite a powerful teenage drama by Gus Van Sant. He effectively left in the gaps for you to fill in yourself, while realistically communicating to us through the use of clever film-making techniques and relationships just how pressured adolescent are in todays world. Alex... More
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